Universal 1090:

Original: Nasal stop systems do not have more place of articulation contrasts than corresponding oral stop systems.
Standardized: IF there are any place of articulation contrasts in a nasal stop system, THEN there are at least as many place of articulation contrasts in the oral stop system.
Keywords: nasal, oral, stop
Domain: phonology
Type: implication
Status: achronic
Quality: almost absolute
Basis: sample of 106 languages in Crothers 1975v
Source: Ferguson 1963, Hockett 1955, cited in Crothers 1975: 156

Counterexamples: Fijian, Samoan (both Remote Oceanic, E. Malayo-Polynesian, Austronesian)

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